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* TheConfidant: Grant is this to Lincoln. Their scene together in Appotamox shows that he is one of the few who truly understands Lincoln as a person, and that they have had discussions about the aftermath of the war.
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Thaddeus Stevens' partner. We see her only at the end where Stevens presents her with the 13th Amendment document and listens to her reading it over and over in bed. The real [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lydia_Hamilton_Smith Lydia Smith]] was what was known at the time as a "free woman of color". In the film, Stevens gripes about having to say she's his housekeeper; in RealLife their relationship was known to many. She was an independent businesswoman and real estate owner-manager.
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Thaddeus Stevens' partner. We see her only at the end where Stevens presents her with the 13th Amendment document and listens to her reading it over and over in bed. The real [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lydia_Hamilton_Smith Lydia Smith]] was what was known at the time as a "free woman of color". In the film, Stevens gripes about having to say she's his housekeeper; in RealLife their relationship was known to many. She was an independent businesswoman and real estate owner-manager.
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* {{Jerkass}}/TokenEvilTeammate: Basically his role amounts to bickering with other cabinet members and complain about Lincoln's plans to abolish slavery.
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!!Willie Lincoln
Lincoln's middle son who died during his presidency.
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* TheGhost: He died three years prior to the events depicted in the film.
* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: Everyone clearly adored Willie, as the entire Lincoln family is devastated by his death. Tad longingly says he wants to see him drowsily.
Lincoln's middle son who died during his presidency.
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* TheGhost: He died three years prior to the events depicted in the film.
* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: Everyone clearly adored Willie, as the entire Lincoln family is devastated by his death. Tad longingly says he wants to see him drowsily.
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* DespairEventHorizon: All but crossed with the heartbreak of OutlivingOnesOffspring, made all the more traumatic as she was at a party on the day her son died and that she later held Willie in her arms as he died. [[spoiler: Sadly she would cross it when she lost Abraham ''and'' Tad.]]
* DespairEventHorizon: All but crossed with the heartbreak of OutlivingOnesOffspring, made all the more traumatic as she was at a party on the day her son died and that she later held Willie in her arms as he died. [[spoiler: Sadly she would cross it when she lost Abraham ''and'' Tad.]]
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* TryingNotToCry: Her eyes glaze as she listens to Congressmen ridicule the notion of ending slavery and espouse utter hatred of Black people. She has to leave when [[spoiler: her lover]] Thaddeus Stevens states that he only believes in equality under the law and not racial equality.
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* TryingNotToCry: Her eyes glaze as she listens to Congressmen ridicule the notion of ending slavery and espouse utter hatred of Black people. She has to leave when [[spoiler: her lover]] Thaddeus Stevens states that he only believes in equality under the law and not racial equality.
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* TryingNotToCry: Her eyes glaze as she listens to Congressmen ridicule the notion of ending slavery and espouse utter hatred of Black people. She has to leave when [[spoiler: her lover]] Thaddeus Stevens states that he only believes in equality under the law and not racial equality.
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* GoodIsNotSoft: Wants to abolish slavery and is a genial guy...but he's not afraid to yell, deceive, or bend the rules for the greater good.
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* AwLookTheyReallyLoveEachOther: Mary Todd and Lincoln bitterly argue at points. [[CallForward He also threatens to put her into the madhouse]]. But on their final coach ride they are loving and joyful with Lincoln scoffing at ignorant historians declaring she made him miserable.
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* GrewASpine: He rather meekly states "my vote ties us" so softly that the clerk has to ask him to speak up. Suddenly, vertebrae align and he exclaims "I said Aye, Mr. [=MacPherson=], AAAAAAYE!" to the jubilation of the proponents and calls of "Traitor" from the opponents.
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* GrewASpine: He rather meekly states "my vote ties us" so softly that the clerk has to ask him to speak up. Suddenly, vertebrae align and he exclaims "I said Aye, Mr. [=MacPherson=], AAAAAAYE!" to the jubilation of the proponents and calls of "Traitor" from the opponents. He later expresses pride in his vote when the amendment advocates start singing "Battle Cry of Freedom" in the House chambers.
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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Inverted. It's a lot harder to enlist in the army when your father who forbids it is Commander in Chief.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Stevens persuades him to vote for the Thirteenth Amendment and to switch parties from Democrat toRepublican. Republican (However, Stevens notes he needs to vote FOR the Amendment first as a Democrat, in order to build the impression it was a bipartisan effort).
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* TheUnfettered: Lincoln is ''absolutely'' determined to pass the amendament, and doesn't hesitate to: use bribery to convert representatives to his side, exploit the emergency powers that the Constitution has given him, and even [[spoiler: lie to congress about being in peace talks with the Confederacy]].
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* TheUnfettered: Lincoln is ''absolutely'' determined to pass the amendament, amendment, and doesn't hesitate to: use bribery (technically 'patronage jobs') to convert representatives to his side, exploit the emergency powers that the Constitution has given him, and even [[spoiler: lie to congress about being in peace talks with the Confederacy]].
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The Speaker of the House.
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A founder of the Republican Party and a key advisor to President Lincoln.
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* PeaceConference: He's the one who initiates peace negotiations with the Confederates in exchange for his support of the Thirteenth Amendment, and constantly reminds Lincoln of the importance of peace over passing the Amendment.
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* LargeHam: Especially in relation to Schell and Latham, Bilbo is prone to grand gesticulating (such as kicking dirt on a Congressman attempting to shoot him while delivering a PrecisionFStrike and messily smashing shellfish with a hammer causing the bits to fly off everywhere).
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* FirstNameBasis: With Lincoln.
* TokenGoodTeammate: Despite being a white supremacist who once declared that "Our new government is founded upon [...] the great truth that the negro is not equal to the white man", Stephens is respectful to the black Union soldiers he meets even as they're greeting him with {{Death Glare}}s. The real Alexander Stephens saw the black man as inferior to the white, but did not see that as a reason to denigrate or mistreat black people. Lincoln also addresses him as "Alex", hinting to the fact that they were friends before the war.
* TokenGoodTeammate: Despite being a white supremacist who once declared that "Our new government is founded upon [...] the great truth that the negro is not equal to the white man", Stephens is respectful to the black Union soldiers he meets even as they're greeting him with {{Death Glare}}s. The real Alexander Stephens saw the black man as inferior to the white, but did not see that as a reason to denigrate or mistreat black people. Lincoln also addresses him as "Alex", hinting to the fact that they were friends before the war.
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Lincoln, hinting their friendship from before the War.
* TokenGoodTeammate: Despite being a white supremacist who once declared that "Our new government is founded upon [...] the great truth that the negro is not equal to the white man", Stephens is respectful to the black Union soldiers he meets even as they're greeting him with {{Death Glare}}s. The real Alexander Stephens saw the black man as inferior to the white, but did not see that as a reason to denigrate or mistreat black people. He apperantly treated his slaves well enough that many of them stayed as payed servants after the war, and one them even served as a pallbearer at his funeral. Lincoln also addresses him as "Alex", hinting to the fact that they were friends before the war.
* TokenGoodTeammate: Despite being a white supremacist who once declared that "Our new government is founded upon [...] the great truth that the negro is not equal to the white man", Stephens is respectful to the black Union soldiers he meets even as they're greeting him with {{Death Glare}}s. The real Alexander Stephens saw the black man as inferior to the white, but did not see that as a reason to denigrate or mistreat black people. He apperantly treated his slaves well enough that many of them stayed as payed servants after the war, and one them even served as a pallbearer at his funeral. Lincoln also addresses him as "Alex", hinting to the fact that they were friends before the war.
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* {{Determinator}}: He knows the odds of passing the 13th Amendment are stacked against him. Doesn't phase him one bit.
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* CheerfulChild: Son of the President, plays with official maps, rides a goat pulled carriage through the White House who is a goodhearted and playful boy.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When Lincoln begins his Ethan Allen story during the assault on Ft. Fisher.